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What were some of the problems with having the king as the main and only judge in a kingdom?
What were some of the problems with having the king as the main and only judge in a kingdom?
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A If the king isn’t fair and wise, he might give partial, biased or unwise judgements.
B No one can question the king’s decision.
C There was nobody above the king whom people could approach if they didn't agree with the king's decisions.
The judgement of the king is as good as the king. If he is just, fair and wise, he would hand out impartial and unbiased judgements based on sound, logical decisions. Otherwise he might give partial, biased or unwise judgements. The king’s decision is final. No one can question the king’s decision. A small mistake on his part could ruin the life of the accused.
A If the king isn’t fair and wise, he might give partial, biased or unwise judgements.
B No one can question the king’s decision.
C There was nobody above the king whom people could approach if they didn't agree with the king's decisions.
The judgement of the king is as good as the king. If he is just, fair and wise, he would hand out impartial and unbiased judgements based on sound, logical decisions. Otherwise he might give partial, biased or unwise judgements. The king’s decision is final. No one can question the king’s decision. A small mistake on his part could ruin the life of the accused.
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